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FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September /, 1939
in Shipment Act, approved July 8, 1937, C. Precious metals and stones.
50 Stat. 480: UJS.C., 1934 ed., Sup. IV, Diamonds and other precious stones.
title 5, Section 134 f a , as amended, Gold, Silver, in such state or condition Public No. 378, 76th Congress, First Ses that its value depends primarily upon its sion, approved August 10, 1939, which gold or silver content and not upon its reads:
form.
262.2 The Secretary of the Treasury 7 a. The term valuables means any articles or things or representatives may, at any time, or from time to time, of value in which the United States has make supplemental or amendatory dec any interest, or in connection with which larations of valuables.
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H erbert E. G aston , it has any obligation or responsibility, di Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
rect or indirect, and which are declared to be valuables within the meaning of this P. R. Doc. 30-3203; Piled, August 31, 1939;
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Act by the Secretary of the Treasury.
No articles or things shall be declared to be valuables by the Secretary of the Notices Treasury unless he determines that re placement thereof in accordance with the procedure established herein, in the event of loss, destruction, or damage in DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
the course of shipment, would be in the Bituminous Coal Division.
public interest. The term United States Docket No. 898-FD
as used in this subsection and in section I
n th e M
atter op C hanges i n T erritorial 3 b means the United States, its ex B oundaries or L im it s op C ertain D i s
ecutive departments, independent estab tricts and M in im u m P rice A reas as lishments, and agencies, including wholly S et F orth i n th e B it u m in o u s C oal owned corporations, and officers and em A ct of 1937
ployees of any of the foregoing while act ing in their official capacity.
NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING
It is ordered, That a hearing be held it has been determined th at replacement, in accordance with the procedure estab commencing at 10 a. m. on the 25th day lished under Section 3 of that Act, of the of September, 1939, in a Hearing Room articles or things or representatives of of the Bituminous Coal Division, 734 15th value enumerated and referred to here Street NW., Washington, D. C., for the inafter would be in the public interest; purpose of receiving evidence to deter accordingly, the same are hereby de mine if the territorial boundaries or clared to be valuables within the mean limits of certain districts and minimum ing of the Act, effective August 10, 1939. price areas, as the same are set forth in the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, A. Money of the United States and should be changed or if a division or foreign countries. Currency, including consolidation of such districts or mini mutilated currency and cancelled cur mum price areas should be made.. On rency, coins, including uncurrent coins, such day, the Chief of the Records Sec and specie.
tion in Room 502 will advise as to the B. Securities and other instruments or room where such hearing will be held.
It is further ordered, That M. J. Tordocuments, private and public.
linski, or any other officer or officers of Abstracts of title.
the Bituminous Coal Division designated Assignments.
by the Director thereof for that purpose, Bills.
shall preside at the hearing in such m at Bonds.
ter. The officer so designated to pre Certificates of Deposit.
side at such hearing is hereby authorized Certificates of Indebtedness.
to conduct said hearing, to administer Checks, drafts and money orders.
oaths and affirmations, to examine wit Coupons.
nesses, subpoena witnesses, compel their Debentures.
attendance, take evidence, require the Deeds.
production of any papers, books, testi Equipment Trust Certificates.
mony, memoranda or other records Mortgages.
deemed relevant or material to the in Notes. .
Stamps, including postage, revenue, quiry, to continue said hearing from time to time, and to prepare and sub license, food order and public debt.
mit to the Director proposed Findings of Stamped envelopes and postal cards.
Fact and Conclusions and the recom Stock certificates.
mendation of an appropriate order in Trust Receipts.
the premises, and the performance of Voting Trust Certificates.
all other duties in connection therewith Warehouse Receipts.
authorized by law.
Warrants.
The attention of interested persons is And other instruments or documents specifically called to the following ten similar to the foregoing and whether tative proposals:
complete, incomplete, mutilated, can To extend the boundary lines of Dis celled, in definitive form or represented trict No. 2 to embrace Crawford County, by interim documents.
Pennsylvania;

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To extend the boundary lines of Dis trict No. 7 to embrace Chesterfield, Hen rico and Powhatan Counties in Virginia;
To extend the boundary lines of Dis trict No. 8 to embrace Clinton, Madison, Menifee, Pulaski and Wolfe Counties in Kentucky, and Putnam and Pickett Counties in Tennessee;
To extend the boundary lines of Dis trict No. 9 to embrace Edmonson and Caldwell Counties in Kentucky;
To extend the boundary lines of Dis trict No. 13 to embrace Franklin County in Tennessee and Chattooga County in Georgia, and to change the boundary lines of Minimum Price Areas Nos. 1 and 3 so th at the whole of District No. 13 will be embraced within Minimum Price Area No. 3; and To extend the boundary lines of Dis trict No. 15 to embrace Nowata and McIntosh Counties in Oklahoma.
H . A. G ray ,
Dated, August 30,. 1939.

Director.

P. R. Doc. 39-3192; FUed, August 30, 1939;
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SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM
MISSION.
United States of AmericaBefore the Securities and Exchange Commission At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Commission held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., on the 24th day of August, A. D. 1939.
File No. 43-227
In
the M atter of I nternational U t il
it ie s C orporation and G eneral W ater G as & E lectric C om pany order approving application
General Water Gas & Electric Com pany, a registered holding company, having filed an application pursuant to Section 10 of the Public Utility Hold ing Company Act of 1935 with regard to the acquisition by it of all of the issued and outstanding common stock of California Water Service Company, consisting of 24,142 shares, with a par value of $100 per share, from Federal Water Service Corporation, a registered holding company, for a cash considera tion of $3,202,000 as of June 1, 1939;
and General Water Gas & Electric Com pany having also filed a declaration pur suant to Section 7 of the Act with re gard to the issue and sale by it of a 3 %
note in the face amount of $1,200,000
to The Chase National Bank of the City of New York, and a 6 % note with a face amount of not to exceed $1,100,000 to International Utilities Corporation; and International Utilities Corporation hav ing filed an application pursuant to Sec tion 10 of the Act with regard to its ac quisition of the 6 % note of General